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Reviewed 2026-08-11

Future of STEM decision snapshot

Biomedical Engineering at Clemson

Engineering / Engineering & Design / B.S.

Engineering & Design

Clemson · B.S.

Biomedical Engineering

Degree
B.S.
College / unit
College of Engineering, Computing and Applied Sciences
Locations
Clemson, South Carolina
Requirements updated
2026–27
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About this major

Biomedical Engineering applies engineering methods to biology, medicine, and human health. Students combine mathematics, physical science, life science, laboratories, and design projects. Clemson offers bioelectrical and biomaterials concentrations, allowing students to examine medical devices, biological materials, instrumentation, and other health-focused technologies. Design work connects these areas around human needs.

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Decision snapshot

At a Glance: National Evidence

National evidence for related fields and occupations. It describes groups, not what will happen to one student.

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National pay

$75,000

Median for full-time U.S. graduates ages 22–27 · 2024

New York Fed category: Miscellaneous Engineering

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Generalized outcomes

Unemployment
3.7%
Underemployment
26.4%
With a graduate degree
46.3%
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Satisfaction signals

No reliable public degree-experience rating was found.

No score is substituted from a different school, major, or occupation.

How to read these numbers

Underemployment means working in a job that typically does not require a college degree. It is not a measure of job quality for one person.

Major pay comes from a national major category. Position profiles describe related work and never replace the major-level benchmark.

Evidence, not a prediction · Reviewed CIP 14.0501 · National category Miscellaneous Engineering · Checked August 2026

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Evidence & Sources

Methodology and mappings

Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering (CIP 14.0501) is compared with the New York Fed category Miscellaneous Engineering. Related positions are reviewed CIP-to-SOC mappings, not observed graduate destinations.

Underemployment means working in a job that typically does not require a college degree. National evidence is not a prediction or a school-specific outcome.

Future of STEM is independent and is not endorsed by Clemson University. Program and national evidence are reviewed separately.